Monster Hunter Freedom 2 Gets Reprint, Monstrous Deals For Monster Hunter Titles

[Kyro]

Monster Hunter Freedom 2 Gets Reprint, Monstrous Deals for Monster Hunter Titles

Nobody can doubt that the Monster Hunter franchise is huge. Though it may not see the same reception as it does in Japan, the franchise has developed a pretty large fanbase here in the states. Featuring simple mission-based gameplay, coupled with a deep weapons and armors system, the Monster Hunter games are great, long lasting adventure RPGs. With Monster Hunter Freedom Unite's recent release on the PSP and Monster Hunter 3 soon seeing release on the Wii, now is a great time to jump on this highly-acclaimed series.

GameQuest Direct knows that as well, and has informed Game Podunk that they have received reprints of Monster Hunter Freedom 2 for the PSP and are selling them at the price of $29.99. The game is the sequel to the original Monster Hunter Freedom, also for the PSP, and is currently being sold at GameQuest for a price of $19.99. Though, Monster Hunter Freedom 2 improves on gameplay and provides additional features, both versions are great additions to any PSP library.

Tight on money? Well we got you covered! As always, GameQuest is nice enough to give back to our pleasant community by providing coupon codes for both games. With the coupon codes applied, Monster Hunter Freedom 2 will lower to $14.99 and Monster Hunter Freedom will reduce to $11.99.

In other reprint news, rumor has it that GameQuest may also be receiving reprints of the Tecmo game, Gallop Racer 2006, for the PS2 console. Though nothing is certain, Game Podunk will be the first to let you know if it hits the shelves.

[DarkStar]

The game gets lots of mixed review - for some strange reason. But for the most part, people generally enjoy them. I have a friend who was addicted to the game and would play it for hours! Thank you for the news, Kyro.

[GhostVoices]

If I actually owned a PSP, I would probably be tempted to try this game out since the price is good enough and everything.

[The Ox]

Originally Posted by GhostVoices

If I actually owned a PSP, I would probably be tempted to try this game out since the price is good enough and everything.

As would I.

I've heard a lot of PSO comparisons, though, and fear the thing would steal my life.

[GhostVoices]

The game is supposed to be like PSO, or do you just mean it's supposed to suck away time like PSO?

Hopefully more of the latter, since I wasn't too big on PS Online.

[Xerxes]

I thought if you had 2, there was no need to bother with 2.